Marie Antoinette's Solitaire

most solitare games are basically the same, especially if they're made by the same people, so [b]marie antoinette's solitaire[/b] by deyteris is exactly like [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1333900]maidens of the ocean solitaire[/url] by deyteris without mermaids, or [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1339820]flowers garden solitaire[/url] by deyteris without bleeding eyes because of all the clashing colors, so this review is also very similar to my other reviews. it's typical +1/-1 solitaire with a historical theme this time. [b]120 levels[/b] unlocked one by one, sorted into 12 packs, unlocked with a certain amount of roses. there are [b]3 difficulty settings for a change, no explanation though[/b] and couldn't find any differences either. [b]levels can be replayed separately[/b] and prices and goals are the same on each. instead of the usual interactive tutorial, a help screen can be brought up, explaining what's what on the screen. completion is based on two goals: [b]getting enough roses and clearing the special cards[/b]. roses are the local equivalent of stars and I couldn't figure out what's on the special cards. the level is faile…

Meh.

Marie Antoinette’s Solitaire by Deyteris is a classic example of a casual card game that prioritizes presentation and accessibility over innovation. It takes a well-established solitaire formula and frames it within a light historical theme inspired by the opulence and elegance associated with Marie Antoinette. Rather than attempting to redefine the genre, the game focuses on delivering a steady, relaxing experience built around familiar mechanics, decorative progression, and a consistent visual style that reinforces its aristocratic setting. At its core, the gameplay follows a straightforward one-up, one-down solitaire system, where players remove cards by selecting those that are either one value higher or lower than the current card in play. This mechanic is easy to understand and requires little explanation, making the game immediately approachable for both newcomers and experienced players. The early levels serve as a gentle introduction, allowing players to become comfortable with the flow of clearing cards, managing limited draws, and planning sequences. There is a satisfying rhythm to the gameplay, particularly in the early stages, where chaining multiple moves together cr…

I did not enjoy this game as much as the other solitaire games. The cursive was nearly impossible for me to read, the cards were super small. Changing the deck made the numbers bigger, but the cards stayed small. I usually play all the solitaire games through to the end, but this one I got bored with really fast.

Hi -- I enjoyed this game -- but was disappointed @ the same time. To start, there is NO story -- as the solitaire games continue you warn points to buy items to dress the main character or items to improve game. Lastly,no achievements to be earned. I replayed most level to get the 3 stars -- pick what size cards & card design. Set/Level etc. are beautiful -- think royalty in castles. All in all, I prefer a good story as I play solitaire.

DONT PISS ME OFF! If you want solitaire go to http google dot com and search "solitaire". Not worth the price at all, once you've played one level you've played them all. An orangutan could've cobbled together a more interesting "solitaire" ""game"".